As the turmoil continues, we, at Princeton Airport, are trying to make the best of a very difficult situation. Flying has picked up and students are moving along with their training. All precautions are being taken to assure our customers of our safety procedures. Intermixed with the off/on again TFRs, only add to the chaos, […]
Yes, it’s November. Holiday season is upon us! The news below shows that 39N has been hustling. Congratulations for those of you who reached another goal in aviation. For the most part, the weather cooperated. Our biggest community service event is around the corner, so images of Santa, turkeys proliferate. Most importantly, the edict from the […]
We hope you’re enjoying the longer daylight and warmer weather. There have been some incredibly beautiful days in between the wet and windy days. May had some wonderful moments and a very sad day when we lost our dear friend and aviator, Dave Platzer, who’s been a fixture at 39N. We will miss […]
Spring is in full force – sun, rain, and winds and longer daylight.. But it sure is beautiful with the Spring blooming flowers. In between once in a while we have great flying conditions. We hope you have been able to enjoy it. All’s well at 39N and that’s the way it should be. PRINCETON […]
Each month has had significant weather which effects our everyday operations. Last month we had the “Polar Vortex” – and this past week we had winds that were between 50-60 mph. As March rolls in, we hope for more normal weather and more normal operations. Longer days are already evident and we’ll all “spring […]
As we enter 2019, our first newsletter is full of news. 39N is never quiet as it should be. Please go through the whole newsletter so you will get the most out of basing. here. 2018 had its many challenges with the weather and the many TFRs, so when we look back over the year, […]